Aristotle's Concept of Happiness

At work, the philosopher Nicomachean Ethics has developed guidelines for people who are happily and seriously working. Without some struggle and careful examination, Aristotle will not accept Aristotle's proposal for today's happiness. In Aristotle's era, slaves, women, and children were not actually considered human beings, so in many cases philosophers just turned his words to free men. We need to understand that we can discover the eternal wisdom of Aristotle by ignoring this discrimination and applying it to all people.

The argument of Aristotle's "comprehensiveness" and the "dominant" of Euda Monna is one of the most difficult problems in Aristotle's interpretation. In this article, Aristotle's philosophers and philosophers are trying to solve this problem by proposing a multi-level theory of "comprehensive" theory that it has all intellectual virtues (excluding technology) I will. All moral virtue (by possessing ownership), and a considerable number of other goods. If this argument is correct, philosophers are most happy in a comprehensive and dominant sense, so a comprehensive and dominant interpretation is aggregated.

Compared with subjective happiness theory, there are some differences in Aristotle's view of happiness. Since we believe that the concept of Aristotle's happiness and subjective happiness has certain criteria that everyone can achieve in their lifetime, these people will achieve these goals to live a happy life will do. But from another point of view, the two theories do not agree to evaluate which value should be used in human life. Aristotle believes that everyone in the world lives for a goal, but if you want to obey these goals, that person has a choice. Aristotle's concept is